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- Posted October 17, 2013
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A spooky-devilish Thirsty Thursday hosted Oct, 24
The Michigan Mortgage Lenders SE Chapter will host its last Thirsty Thursday of the year on Thursday, Oct, 24. Attendees will enjoy the outdoor patio and fire pit (weather permitting) from 6 to 9 p.m. at the St. Clair Shores Fishbones at 23722 Jefferson.
This will be a casual outdoor evening to visit with fellow MMLA members and learn more about the MMLA. This is a free event so non-members are welcome and members are encouraged to bring a friend. Cash bar for cocktails with drink specials and food/snacks will be available.
Franklin American Mortgage Company is sponsoring this event. Space is limited. To register or for additional information, visit www.mmla.net/cde.cfm?event=401243.
Published: Thu, Oct 17, 2013
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